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The subsidiary of insolvency-bound Reliance Capital group, which awaits the change of ownership, has been doing good with a strong bottomline, CEO Jain said.

SCHLOSS ELMAU, Germany — Leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy nations mocked the macho image of their absent adversary Vladimir Putin on Sunday (June 26), at a meeting in Germany dominated by the Russian President's invasion of Ukraine. As the besuited leaders sat down for their first meeting of the three-day G7 summit in the sweltering Bavarian Alps, British...

SCHLOSS ELMAU, GERMANY - G7 leaders gathering to discuss turning up the pressure on Vladimir Putin over the war in Ukraine are also taking aim at the Russian president's penchant for taking off his shirt.

The leaders of the G7 mocked Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday as they sat down to lunch, joking about his infamous barechested horseback riding photo.

The plans, unveiled on Sunday at the G7 summit in Germany, are designed as an alternative to Chinas massive Belt and Road initiative which has won influence for Beijing in the developing world.

Putin’s last known visit outside Russia was to Beijing in early February when he met President Xi Jinping.

World leaders pocked fun at Putins notorious shirtless horseback photoshoot. "Weve got to show them our pecs," suggested British PM Boris Johnson.

G7 leaders enjoyed a lighthearted moment at the end of day one of their Alpine summit, posing for a photograph at the bench made famous by Barack Obama and Angela Merkel in 2015.

Putin's last known visit outside Russia was to Beijing in early February, where he and Chinese President Xi Jinping unveiled a 'no limits' friendship

What has long been quietly understood is now out in the open, undeniable public knowledge: the demand for rare Asian coins and paper money is soaring.